Fun course. Has a nice mix of left and right finishing holes. The local club has done a ton of work cleaning and some minor redesign. Biggest difference is that the short # 2 has been removed. Now you tee off from #2's t-pad and throw across the creek and back up the hill to #3's basket to make a par 5. The hardest hole in the area by far but gorgeous and actually pretty fun. #15 had it's basket stolen by some knuckleheads, the basket has been replaced but had to be moved further up the hill to avoid it being stolen again. Now #15 is a challenging par 4.

There are still a few holes you have to play over the walking path, so be careful. People cut thru the park from surrounding neighborhoods so there is some trash scattered in areas. Several trash cans are available but the people passing thru don't always use them. Some of the holes have really heavy briars if you get off the fairway.(so don't miss the fairway by much). Has some pretty swampy areas on a few holes but they won't keep you from playing.

The local club has put a lot of time and effort cleaning up and improving this course(and the one right next door, Glenville Pines) and it has become one of the more challenging, fun courses and certainly worth the trip.

New cement tee pads, new tee signs and benches at every hole, directional arrows pointing toward the next hole. Great for beginners or players with a shorter drive. Most brush / thorns have been cleared since I was last here.

Many holes follow the same flight path, straight and then fade to the left - significant advantage to a RHBH player.
Pretty easy course, less challenging than most.

A couple holes have a second basket on the sign, but the new baskets weren't installed yet. Overall I really enjoyed playing the course even though it's not super technical. Will play again!

First let me start by telling you where hole 1 starts, before you first enter the parking lot there is a turn around by the school and that is where hole one starts. There are actually two courses, the old and the new. The old one has old yellow baskets and mostly gravel for tee pads, but the new one has all new silver baskets and asphalt tee pads. So all together there are 27 holes because the old course uses some of the new baskets. As far as the new course, very nice use of terrain and elevation with the course distance around 5400ft. Navigating the course is easy because there are white wooden arrows marking the direction to the next hole on every hole. There are a lot of tight fairways and straight shots but very technical so don't be fooled and think it's easy. There's one mando which is a big anheizer shot on hole 10.

The only bad thing about the course is its not very well maintained. There's normally a lot of trash and the park maintenance doesn't do very well at cleaning or cutting the grass/weeds.

All and all it's a pretty nice course and fun to play, it's not the most difficult course but it is pretty challenging!